Boston prepares for National Association of Manufacturers convention
The executive committee in Boston named a large committee structure to host the National Association of Manufacturers convention in July. Members include leaders from mercantile banking and social circles with subcommittees for finance reception final evening and entertainment. Also profiled is Mrs. Hunt a prominent temperance educator and lecturer advancing scientific temperance instruction since 1878.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Mittee
National Association
Oston
Ew England
Wentworth
Boston
Nance
Henry W. Peabody
Albert A. Pope
John Shepard
George T. Copwins
Francis B. Sears
William M. Wood
Jorge W. Armstrong
Albert Herbert
Tilly
Ohn Hopewell
Stephen O’meara
Alpheus Hardy
Elwyn G. Preston
Ny G. Kittredge
J. Richard Carter
Tfferson Coolidge
Charles F. Fairbanks
William Whitman
A. Shuman
William H. Bent
Joseph R. Leeson
William B. Rice
A. S. Covel
G. Webster
F. S. Clark
Press committee list including Bancroft and several names
A group of individuals is identified for a press committee including J. R. Bancroft Ainsley Robert M. Burnett George C. Oughton Stephen O'Meara John H. Holmes General Charles H. Taylor E. Groest E. H. Clement H. S. Underwood J. H. 'ahey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
J. R. Ainsley
Robert M. Burnett
George C. .Oughton
Stephen O'Meara
John H. Holmes
Charles HH. Taylor
E. A. Groest
E. H. Clement
H. S. Underwood
J. H. ‘Ahey
Boston Woman Mary H Hunt Criticizes Alcoholic Physiology Paper
A Boston woman Mrs Mary H Hunt of 23 Trust Street Dorchester attended a National Educational Association session in Chicago and severely criticized a paper on Alcoholic Physiology and Superintendence by Professor W O Atwater of Wesleyan University. She lives with several stenographers and assistants at her Dorchester home to aid her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Hunt
Department of
Acquittals in Gargenero Case Reach Two Captains
Brigadier General Hughes reports Captain John Bordman acquitted of all charges in the execution of bandit Gargenero at Guimbal. Captain Fred McDonald acquitted on all but one count, then retained due to smallpox conditions. court findings were reviewed and largely upheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iloilo
John Bordman
Fred McDonald
R. P. Hughes
Panay
Bordman
Pedro Gargenero
United States
Captain McDonald
Miagao
Guimbal
McDonald
Hughes
Mingao
John Bordman, Jr
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Pedro Gargonero
Gargenero
Twenty-sixth Regiment
Malden Woman Dies Trying to Break Up Dog Fight
Mrs Catherine Hanley wife of Patrick Hanley of 27 Avon street Malden collapsed during a backyard dog fight while attempting to rescue her own pet. Neighbors carried her inside. three doctors were summoned but she died of heart failure induced by intense excitement. The Hanleys have lived in Malden for nearly three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Hanley
Patrick Hanley
Avon Street
Malden
Hanley
Faxon Piano Works
Military actions at Guimbal and surrounding posts
The text describes a series of movements in December as a detachment is sent to Miagao with command at Guimbal. Major Barker visits Guimbal and orders Captain McDonald to protect Gargenero. Captain Bordman returns December 27 and, per testimony, says he has orders to take possession of the bandit, with a priest involved in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miagao
Guimbal
Bordman
Barker
McDonald
Gargenero
Iloile
Hughes
Theatergoer Injured After Stair Fall at Local Venue
Dennis Donovan fell on theatre stairs yesterday afternoon losing footing and suffering a scalp wound and fractured nose. He was treated at Massachusetts General Hospital. his home is 2727 Marion Street Somerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Donovan
Massachusetts General Hospital
Donovan
Marion Street
Somerville
Carpenter Falls Twenty Feet At Martin's Ship Yard
George McIntyre a carpenter at Martin's ship yard at Everett street fell twenty feet when a staging tilted. He struck his head sustaining a skull fracture and is in serious condition. He was transported by police ambulance to Massachusetts General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McIntyre
Martin’s Shipyard
Everett Street
McIntyre
Massachusetts General Hospital
Two men arrested for assault near Athens Street
William Flaherty aged 23 of 17 Athens street and Edward J. Cady aged 85 were arrested last night by Division 6 officers for assaulting Michael G. Young in an alley off Athens near West Second street. Young says the men attempted a robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flaherty
Athens Street
Edward J. Cady
Division 6
Michael G. Young
Athens
West Second Street
Young
Paris organ in town draws crowd on Washington Street
Two Italian installers brought the Paris organ to Washington Street last night. It played ragtime and opera selections including Il Trovatore. A crowd gathered near School Street as coins filled the hat while police watched the growing throng and streetcars moved carefully by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Washington Street
School Street
Il Trovatore
Fashion folly ends in larceny charge against Mary M Brown
Inspector McGarr arrested Mary M Brown alias Kirghi of 138 Huntington Avenue on larceny charges. She allegedly stole a sealskin coat valued at 250 dollars from Jackson & Co at 126 Tremont Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Brown
Kirghi
Huntington Avenue
McGarr
Jackson & Co
Tremont Street
Princeton Report Clears Cleveland Illness Rumor
A report suggesting former President Cleveland is gravely ill and cannot deliver spring lectures at Princeton is proven baseless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
N. J
Cleveland
UTTOMAY STRIKE Chicago Metal Trades to Support Machinists Union
Chicago metal trades council backs the striking machinists and orders sympathetic strikes. The move could involve about 50 000 workers in Chicago with potential national reach. A Columbus Ohio spot reported all unions quitting work. The union president calls it a life and death struggle with possible extension to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Metal Trades
Machinists’ Union
Chicago
Metal Workers’ Executive Council
Metal Trades’ Council
Columbus
O’connell
Canada
International Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spitz Bros. & More
Jordan Marsh &Co
National Association of Manufacturers
NEW Derby
Beaconsfield
OUR
Chamberains
Boylatent
National Supply Co
Temple Pl
J. Bropim
Leopold Moas
Fon Investment A
Emg
Alothiss
Sin
Washington and
Brattle Streets
Leopold Morse & CO
Adams Square
Brattle Street
M’donald
Gilchrist
Bridgeman
Sixth United States Artillery
Mrs. Hanley
Ireland
Margaret Hanley
Providence, R. I
M’intyre
Old South Clothing Co
Old South
Old South Clothing Company
Ocovvetrco
Joh
S. B
D. B. Wests
Washington ST
Old South Church
OU Uttomay
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